Recognition of Dr. David De La Mora, HHPF Board Member, for Humanitarian Work in Guadalajara, Mexico
HHPF Board Member,
Dr. David De La Mora, from Mexico, receives a honorary doctorate for his humanitarian work as the Director of the HHPF A
COMMITTED TO SERVICE & EDUCATION
Prolotherapy, Vein care, ENT, Donations, Treatment & Training
The Hackett Hemwall Patterson Foundation (HHPF), founded in1969, is a nonprofit service organization that provides medical care and supplies to people in underserved communities. We sponsor service-learning trips to Honduras and Mexico where our physicians and volunteers partner with local communities to fulfill our mission to alleviate pain and suffering.
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HHPF provides high-quality care for vein disease, ear, nose, and throat (ENT) surgical care; and prolotherapy regenerative injections for musculoskeletal disorders and chronic pain. We also deliver medical and school supplies to underserved communities of Honduras. HHPF doubles as an educational organization that provides state-of-the-art medical training to physicians around the world for vein care and prolotherapy.
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Together with our sibling organization, the International Association for Regenerative Therapy (IART), and our affiliates at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, we host an annual prolotherapy medical conference that provides state-of-the-art prolotherapy injection technique teaching.
HHPF is committed to helping underserved communities through our service-learning trips. HHPF provides much needed medical care and supplies to patients, hospitals, senior homes, and shools in Honduras.
HHPF accepts donations year-round. Every January volunteers gather in Madison, Wisconsin to pack and organize donations of medical equipment, household and school supplies into shipping container to be delivered to Honduras for distribution to our partner communities.